Overview
This book focuses on the chemistry and processes for conversion and utilization of carbon dioxide. Topics include CO2 utilization, its conversion to industrial chemicals and fuels, its coversion via synthesis gas, and new catalysts and chemical processes for conversion.
Full Product Details
Author: Chunshan Song (Pennsylvania State University) ,
Anne M. Gaffney ,
Kaoru Fujimoto (University of Kitakyushu)
Publisher: Oxford University Press Inc
Imprint: American Chemical Society
Volume: No. 809
Dimensions:
Width: 15.80cm
, Height: 2.50cm
, Length: 23.60cm
Weight: 0.715kg
ISBN: 9780841237476
ISBN 10: 0841237476
Pages: 440
Publication Date: 18 April 2002
Audience:
Professional and scholarly
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Professional & Vocational
Format: Hardback
Publisher's Status: No Longer Our Product
Availability: In Print
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Reviews
Most of the 25 papers are from a symposium at the Society's March 2000 meeting in San Francisco, which was called to investigate potential measures for conserving and utilizing carbon dioxide to mitigate or prevent its known greenhouse effects in the atmosphere. After a general overview, they discuss the synthesis of organic chemicals, CO2 reduction over heterogeneous catalysts, synthesis gas production from CO2 reforming, the effects of pressure and reactor types on CO2 reforming, photocatalytic and electrochemical reduction, and the use of supercritical CO2 fluid. The studies are by active research groups from academic, government, and industrial laboratories. --SciTech Book News<br>
Most of the 25 papers are from a symposium at the Society's March 2000 meeting in San Francisco, which was called to investigate potential measures for conserving and utilizing carbon dioxide to mitigate or prevent its known greenhouse effects in the atmosphere. After a general overview, they discuss the synthesis of organic chemicals, CO2 reduction over heterogeneous catalysts, synthesis gas production from CO2 reforming, the effects of pressure and reactor types on CO2 reforming, photocatalytic and electrochemical reduction, and the use of supercritical CO2 fluid. The studies are by active research groups from academic, government, and industrial laboratories. --SciTech Book News Most of the 25 papers are from a symposium at the Society's March 2000 meeting in San Francisco, which was called to investigate potential measures for conserving and utilizing carbon dioxide to mitigate or prevent its known greenhouse effects in the atmosphere. After a general overview, they discuss the synthesis of organic chemicals, CO2 reduction over heterogeneous catalysts, synthesis gas production from CO2 reforming, the effects of pressure and reactor types on CO2 reforming, photocatalytic and electrochemical reduction, and the use of supercritical CO2 fluid. The studies are by active research groups from academic, government, and industrial laboratories. --SciTech Book News Most of the 25 papers are from a symposium at the Society's March 2000 meeting in San Francisco, which was called to investigate potential measures for conserving and utilizing carbon dioxide to mitigate or prevent its known greenhouse effects in the atmosphere. After a general overview, they discuss the synthesis of organic chemicals, CO2 reduction over heterogeneous catalysts, synthesis gas production from CO2 reforming, the effects of pressure and reactor types on CO2 reforming, photocatalytic and electrochemical reduction, and the use of supercritical CO2 fluid. The studies are by active research groups from academic, government, and industrial laboratories. --SciTech Book News Most of the 25 papers are from a symposium at the Society's March 2000 meeting in San Francisco, which was called to investigate potential measures for conserving and utilizing carbon dioxide to mitigate or prevent its known greenhouse effects in the atmosphere. After a general overview, they discuss the synthesis of organic chemicals, CO2 reduction over heterogeneous catalysts, synthesis gas production from CO2 reforming, the effects of pressure and reactor types on CO2 reforming, photocatalytic and electrochemical reduction, and the use of supercritical CO2 fluid. The studies are by active research groups from academic, government, and industrial laboratories. --SciTech Book News Most of the 25 papers are from a symposium at the Society's March 2000 meeting in San Francisco, which was called to investigate potential measures for conserving and utilizing carbon dioxide to mitigate or prevent its known greenhouse effects in the atmosphere. After a general overview, theydiscuss the synthesis of organic chemicals, CO2 reduction over heterogeneous catalysts, synthesis gas production from CO2 reforming, the effects of pressure and reactor types on CO2 reforming, photocatalytic and electrochemical reduction, and the use of supercritical CO2 fluid. The studies are byactive research groups from academic, government, and industrial laboratories. --SciTech Book News
Most of the 25 papers are from a symposium at the Society's March 2000 meeting in San Francisco, which was called to investigate potential measures for conserving and utilizing carbon dioxide to mitigate or prevent its known greenhouse effects in the atmosphere. After a general overview, they discuss the synthesis of organic chemicals, CO2 reduction over heterogeneous catalysts, synthesis gas production from CO2 reforming, the effects of pressure and reactor types on CO2 reforming, photocatalytic and electrochemical reduction, and the use of supercritical CO2 fluid. The studies are by active research groups from academic, government, and industrial laboratories. --SciTech Book News
<br> Most of the 25 papers are from a symposium at the Society's March 2000 meeting in San Francisco, which was called to investigate potential measures for conserving and utilizing carbon dioxide to mitigate or prevent its known greenhouse effects in the atmosphere. After a general overview, they discuss the synthesis of organic chemicals, CO2 reduction over heterogeneous catalysts, synthesis gas production from CO2 reforming, the effects of pressure and reactor types on CO2 reforming, photocatalytic and electrochemical reduction, and the use of supercritical CO2 fluid. The studies are by active research groups from academic, government, and industrial laboratories. --SciTech Book News<br>
Most of the 25 papers are from a symposium at the Society's March 2000 meeting in San Francisco, which was called to investigate potential measures for conserving and utilizing carbon dioxide to mitigate or prevent its known greenhouse effects in the atmosphere. After a general overview, they discuss the synthesis of organic chemicals, CO2 reduction over heterogeneous catalysts, synthesis gas production from CO2 reforming, the effects of pressure and reactor types on CO2 reforming, photocatalytic and electrochemical reduction, and the use of supercritical CO2 fluid. The studies are by active research groups from academic, government, and industrial laboratories. --SciTech Book News
